Sentence examples for feels reinvigorated from inspiring English sources

Many political experts in Russia and the United States have called the affair an instance of a resurgent suspicion of foreigners in Russia, fanned by an intelligence establishment that feels reinvigorated now that one of its own is the nation's president.

This angers Oliver, who endangers his own life to save a patient and feels reinvigorated.

Because as much as web comics continue to produce a ton of phenomenal artists, a thirst for physical work by DIY storytellers means that a once stale UK publishing scene now feels reinvigorated; just look at the success of collectives like Breakdown Press, Self Made Hero, and Nobrow.

"I feel reinvigorated," he said.

I felt reinvigorated, truly superhuman, almost strengthened by the accident.

But the Muslim Brothers, whose fortunes had been waning, now feel reinvigorated and vindicated.

But what's changed is Mr. Morgan, who's singing more powerfully than ever, making such pieties feel reinvigorated, even fresh.

Terry would not have felt reinvigorated on Saturday had the game proceeded in its first-half manner.

After months on the defensive — with his poll numbers falling, his legislative program stalled and the economy still fallow — Mr. Obama now appears to feel reinvigorated.

With a growing number of groups and individuals alike feeling less valued, these adventures bring a meaning that transcends the individual, that allow one to raise their head, to rediscover their dignity, to make sense of the suffering around them and to feel reinvigorated with hope for the future.

They won't feel like it's a fresh start, or feel reinvigorated by the fact that they've got specialist teachers teaching in subjects [such as music,French and art] that in the later years of primary many schools don't have time to teach much because such a lot hinges on Sats.